For years, we’ve always been able to count on the FCC and their website to give us the early scoop on new tech devices coming down the pipeline. Typically there’s a confidentiality letter asking the FCC to not post pictures of devices until a certain date or to keep specifications under wraps. If you troll through the FCC’s website, you’re always bound to find something of interest.
Similar to the FCC, the Bluetooth SIG (Special Interest Group) likes to certify and register every product that is using Bluetooth technology. Every few months, they actually update their information on the website before a product is announced or hits the streets. Unfortunately, all the information we ever get is the name of the manufacturer and the type of device it is. Luckily, that little bit of information was enough for them to tell us that HTC has another Android powered cell phone in the works called the Fiesta. The HTC Fiesta is expected to be available in Asia, Europe, and North America. And that’s all we know. Apparently someone thought that the information in the image above was too much information. The HTC Fiesta page has now been updated and the words "An Android phone" have been changed to "Phone"
Source: AndoridGuys
